I just wanted to share with you connecting the typical/ original granny square in different manner. Instead of connecting them side to side, I am
Probably my favourite cable stitch of all time, nice and simple, very pettite. Ideal for edging on your project, or some interesting pattern when combined with another pattern.
Learn to make the moss stitch also known as a linen stitch. It is a fine solid stitch making the single crochet enough leg room to breath.
Learn to make the beautiful single crochet mesh stitch. I would also call it a single crochet filet stitch. This stitch is ideal when you plan a plaid/tartan project, a to scape the fuzzy changing colors with too many yarn ends.
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Rusted Terracotta is inspired by a village where I was born making pots using clay. After setting it in high temperature, the kiln turns this gray clay into a sunny orange terracotta.
Designned by Elizabeth Martin. This pattern began back when my little boy was 3, we went to the village woods for a spring walk. He stumble upon spring wildflowers in the family of daisies and dandelions, and buttercups and celandnes. He said “Yeyo!” (for yellow). I wanted to call this a yeyo square, but ended up with a long woodland wildflower square.
I recently designed a granny square and named it after my late grandmother. This granny square has 6 rounds and a floral center. Corners and sides are strengthen with lacy structures of chains and double crochet. This pattern allows you to use variations of colors to come up with a colorful blankets, shawl, and so forth. The pattern will be available soon… and is free to use in your project
Original design by your very own Elizabeth Martin. I have named this as the Osiris lace inspired by the Osiride Pillars that can be found in Egypt. The Osiride Pillars are statues with their arms crossed erected inline at the entrance of an ancient temple
